1. Drivers & Benefits of Smart Electricity Grids in Canada R1

2. Academia R&D Utilities Industry

4. CANADIAN CONTEXT

5. Ontario Faced a Looming Resource Gap 10,700MW by 2018

6. Largest Market in World on Mandatory Residential Time of Use Rates

7. Government/Regulator Support for Smart Grid MAY 2009 JUL 2013 DEC 2013

8. Generous Feed In Tariff for Renewable Energy

9. Proliferation of Distributed Generation FIT (10kW+) 10,000+ applications received for 20,000+ MW

10. MicroFIT (<10kW) 40,000+ applications received for 350+ MW Proliferation of Distributed Generation

11. CASE STUDY Hydro One Smart Grid Project

14. North American Utility Smart Grid Maturity Rankings By Tier

15. Holistic Smart Grid Approach Based on Four Technology Pillars

16. 16 Hydro One Smart Zone P-to-P Microwave Distribution Station WiMAX Base Station Transformer Station

17. 17 New Protection, Control & Telecom Building New WiMAX Base Towers New WiMAX CPE’s Factory Built & Commissioned Intelligence Added to the Trial Area WiMAX Enabled Utility Applications

18. Renewable Integration Distributed Generation Management IEC 61850 PCT Substation Protections WiMAX Telecommunication Network Reliability Improvement Distribution Management System Distribution Automation Fault Location, Isolation & Restoration Customer Benefit Conservation Voltage Reduction Demand Response Energy Theft & Analytics Cost/Operational Benefit Operational Data Store (i.e Big Data) Mobile DMSAMI for Operations 18 Hydro One’s Smart Grid Program

19. Regulator and Shareholder Driving Focus on the Customer Benefits of Smart Grid 19 Σ = $130/year (9% savings) Customer Benefit Utility Benefit Reduce System Peak Meet Energy Efficiency Mandate Receive Payment in Capacity Market Defer Investment by Managing Local Peak Meet Shareholder Mandate Absorb Surplus Baseload Generation

20. MANAGING DIRECTOR SmartGrid Canada alex.bettencourt@sgcanada.org SMART GRID PROGRAM DIRECTOR Hydro One alex.bettencourt@hydroone.com Alex Bettencourt